China’s central bank extends gold-buying streak for seventh month
The People’s Bank of China added 60,000 troy ounces of the metal to its reserves last month.
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US lawmakers push for comprehensive audit of Fort Knox gold
If passed, the bill would require the Government Accountability Office to conduct a full physical assay and inventory of America's gold holdings within one year.
Western Range iron ore mine marks a new beginning, says Rio Tinto CEO
The mine is Rio’s first project to feature a co-designed social, cultural and heritage management plan with Traditional Owners.
China says it may speed up rare earths application approvals from EU
Price commitment consultations between China and the EU on Chinese-made electric vehicles exported to the EU have also entered a final stage.
Rio Tinto in bailout talks for Australian aluminum smelter, AFR reports
The future of the facility has been uncertain for months due in part to spiralling energy costs.
Trump says Xi to restart rare earth flows, sets date for talks
The developments come as the world’s two largest economies look to resolve a simmering dispute over tariffs and technology that has unnerved markets.
Metso breaks ground in Western Canada with new service center
Situated in the heart of a key Canadian mining region, the facility will support growing customer demand—particularly in the copper and gold sectors.
Gold’s cheaper precious metal peers surge to multi-year highs
Silver extended gains to 13-year highs and platinum reached the highest since early 2022, signaling growing investor appetite for precious metals used in key industries.
Some miners “woefully unprepared” for cyberattacks, says ethical hacker
Cyber-attacks on mining companies are growing and costing the mining and energy industries millions of dollars.
